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Dothan City Cemetery, Dothan, Houston County,
Alabama
Latitude: 31.22167 : Longitude: -85.37778
This is not a complete list
Burials listed below
were taken by me from obituaries.
Please use as a guide as mistakes
can be made.
Submitted by Shauna
Williams
| NAME |
DOB |
DOD |
REMARKS |
| AMAKER, A.B. |
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Sept. 9,
1913 |
b/in law
of Mrs. M.J. Patterson and Mrs. Polk Skelton, around 45 years
old |
| ANDERSON, Mrs. S.E. |
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Aug 5,
1915 |
w/o Capt.
J.D. 64 yrs |
| BAKER,
R.C. |
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Aug 1,
1914 |
s/o
Jane |
| BARNES, Thomas Sylvester |
June 2, 1859 |
July 24, 1936 |
husband of Ida Belle Harper (submitted by
Patricia Dunbar) |
| BARTLETT,
Ethel Harrison |
|
1915 |
w/o W.M. ,
20 yrs |
| BLAUM, Mrs. M.
A. |
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Dec. 17, 1914 |
Age 75 |
| BROWN,
Walter L. |
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1915 |
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| DEAL, Mrs. A.
G. |
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Sept. 22, 1910 |
d/o G. M.
Mansil |
| DRIGGERS, Lee |
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1913 |
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| FOLKES, Mary
Frances |
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June 18, 1914 |
d/o
Walter, 6 years old |
| HARPER, Ida
Belle |
Sept. 23,
1872 |
Jan. 25, 1943 |
wife of Thomas Sylvester
Barnes
(submitted by Patricia
Dunbar) |
| HATCHER,
Annie |
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March 24,
1909 |
w/o Obed
Around 24 years old |
| HOLLAN,
Dr. J.W. |
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April 9,
1915 |
Age
63 |
| HUGHES,
Alto |
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| KIRKLAND,
William F. |
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July
1928 |
s/o
Nathan, 25 yrs |
| LATHRAM,
Evelyn Elizabeth |
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Sept. 13 1915 |
1 yr d/o
Wade |
| LOO,
Sam |
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1911 or
1912 |
Exhumed and shipped to
China |
| STALLINGS,
Z.T. |
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"Will Enlarge the City
Cemetery
The City Fathers have purchased of Mr. B. R. Pileher, five
acres of ground, for the purpose of enlarging the city cemetery. A
portion of this strip, lying on the West side has been used for several
years as a burying ground, and there are quite a number buried there.
The five acres extend around and adjoin the old cemetery, on the North
side also. Mr. Jim Grant, chairman of the Cemetery committee, informs us
that the trade for this additional ground will be consummated today. He
also states that the whole plot will be put under one fence, and that
they have now a force of hands at work cleaning up the grounds and
beautifying the cemetery lots as much as possible, with such funds as
they have at hand. We are glad to hear this and to learn that our
city of the dead will be better cared for in future."Â The Dothan
Eagle, December 1, 1908
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